Access control models and frameworks
Access control models and frameworks are important components of security systems because they regulate how people or entities are permitted or denied access to resources, systems, or data inside an organization’s network or information systems. These models and frameworks specify the rules, regulations, and procedures for managing and enforcing access rights. They are critical for assuring the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of data and resources, as well as ensuring that only authorized users or entities have proper access.
Here’s a brief explanation of these terms:
- Access control models: These are philosophical or theoretical approaches to access control that outline how it should be implemented. They offer an organized approach to thinking about and designing access control systems. The following are examples of common access control models:
- Discretionary access control (DAC): Access choices in DAC are made...
